The Rampant
by Julie C. Day
Equal parts playful and heartbreaking, this apocalyptic novella offers
one-of-a-kind answers about the end of the world....Day conveys
genuine empathy for the two young women, who are still learning about
themselves (including a sweet crush of Gillian’s), while never
relinquishing the archaic fear instilled by the presence of ancient
gods and the televangelists who have smoothly pivoted into running the
Sumerian Revivalist Church. This clever and surprisingly fun take on
the rapture is the perfect theological horror story.
—Publishers Weekly
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Trapped in the R.A.W.
by Kate Boyes
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A young woman working alone in a small special collections library is
trapped in the building when invaders overrun her town. She barricades
the doors, peeks through a window, and watches in horror as people are
murdered outside. The invaders wear uniforms that cover them
completely, making it impossible for her to see their faces. However,
she realizes at once that they do not intend to subjugate the
population. They intend to annihilate it.
Trapped in the R.A.W. is a journal of the young woman’s
solitary struggle to protect the books while keeping herself fed,
hydrated, warm, and sane.
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The Little Animals
by Sarah Tolmie
Antoni Van Leeuwenhoek, a quiet linen draper in Delft, has discovered
a new world: the world of the little animals, or animalcules, that he
sees through his simple microscopes. These tiny creatures are
everywhere, even inside us. But who will believe him? Not his wife,
not his neighbors, not his fellow merchants—only his friend Reinier
De Graaf, a medical doctor. Then he meets an itinerant goose girl at
the market who lives surrounded by tiny, invisible voices. Are these
the animalcules also? Leeuwenhoek and the girl form a curious
alliance, and gradually the lives of the little animals infiltrate
everything around them: Leeuwenhoek’s cloth business, the art of his
friend Johannes Vermeer, the nascent sex trade, and people’s religious
certainties. But Leeuwenhoek also needs to cement his reputation as a
natural philosopher, and for that he needs the Royal Society of
London—a daunting challenge, indeed, for a Dutch draper who can't
communicate in Latin.
"[A] charming mannerist fairy tale and a provocative account of the
birth of our own modern worldview."
— Gary K. Wolfe,
Locus, May 2019
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Algorithmic Shapeshifting
by Bogi Takács
Algorithmic Shapeshifting is the first poetry collection of Bogi
Takács, winner of the Lambda award for editing Transcendent 2: The
Year's Best Transgender Speculative Fiction, and finalist for the Hugo
and Locus awards. Algorithmic Shapeshifting includes poems from the
past decade and previously unpublished work. The scope of the pieces
extends from the present and past of Jewish life in Hungary and the
United States to the far-future, outer-space reaches of the
speculative—always with a sense of curiosity and wonder.
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The Green and Growing
by Erin K. Wagner
In this intriguing tale of the clash of two worlds and cultures, Miquita, one of the forty-two daughters of Commander Hritrar, is sent to the Ruburuii after their defeat at her father's hands. Hampered by diplomatic ettiquette and a thoroughly alien culture, Miquita struggles to understand the destruction her father has leveled against the cities and orchards that depend on a failing artificial intelligence. Can she help repair the terrible damage her father's forces have inflicted? Perhaps more importantly: should she?
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Midnight at the Organporium
by Tara Campbell
What do a homicidal houseplant, an enchanted office picnic, sentient
fog, and the perfect piece of toast have in common? They’re all part
of the world of Midnight at the Organporium. At turns droll, wicked,
and surreal, these tales cover topics from white flight, to the
Princess and the Pea, to marriage in the afterlife. Visit Midnight at
the Organporium for a dose of twisted obsession, covert complicity,
and peculiar empowerment—and don’t forget to pick up your spare heart
while you’re there.
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Everything is Made of Letters
by Sofía Rhei
A man risks his life by carefully forging bibliographic references in
a parallel Barcelona; at the Cyclotech, a woman strives to keep the
storytelling different engine safe from ignorant hands that could get
words lost; off-planet, an interpreter gives an account of her
language learning process involving a realistic alien doll that claims
to be a sentient being… Words boast a heavy, at times disturbing,
weight of their own across these alternative realities in which
language rules supreme, fleshed out by the mind of one of the most
prolific writers in contemporary Spanish genre fiction.
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